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From weekly series examining unique angles on Jews’ place in the world, to inquiries into the details of Jewish text and tradition, Tablet Studios podcasts bring you insight and inspiration for the modern-day Jew. Our shows include How to Be a Jew, Unorthodox, Rootless, Re-Form, and more to come.
From weekly series examining unique angles on Jews’ place in the world, to inquiries into the details of Jewish text and tradition, Tablet Studios podcasts bring you insight and inspiration for the modern-day Jew. Our shows include How to Be a Jew, Unorthodox, Rootless, Re-Form, and more to come.
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Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on Tablet Studios.
Hosts
Rootless
Liel
How to Be a Jew
Previous Guests
Matisyahu
Matisyahu, born Matthew Paul Miller, is an American Jewish reggae singer, rapper, and beatboxer known for his unique blend of reggae, hip hop, and Jewish themes. He gained fame with his 2005 hit single 'King Without a Crown' and has since released several albums that explore his spiritual journey and connection to Judaism. Matisyahu's music often reflects his experiences and beliefs, making him a prominent figure in both the music industry and the Jewish community.
Matisyahu, born Matthew Paul Miller, is an American Jewish reggae singer, rapper, and beatboxer known for his unique blend of reggae, hip hop, and Jewish themes. He gained fame with his 2005 hit single 'King Without a Crown' and has since released several albums that explore his spiritual journey and connection to Judaism. Matisyahu's music often reflects his experiences and beliefs, making him a prominent figure in both the music industry and the Jewish community.
Dara Horn
Dara Horn is a prolific author and speaker known for her insightful exploration of Jewish themes in literature. She is the author of several acclaimed books, including 'People Love Dead Jews' and 'Adventures with Dead Jews'. Horn is also recognized for her efforts in combating antisemitism and has recently published a Passover-themed graphic novel for children titled 'One Little Goat'. Her work often addresses complex issues within Jewish identity and culture, making her a prominent voice in contemporary discussions about Judaism.
Dara Horn is a prolific author and speaker known for her insightful exploration of Jewish themes in literature. She is the author of several acclaimed books, including 'People Love Dead Jews' and 'Adventures with Dead Jews'. Horn is also recognized for her efforts in combating antisemitism and has recently published a Passover-themed graphic novel for children titled 'One Little Goat'. Her work often addresses complex issues within Jewish identity and culture, making her a prominent voice in contemporary discussions about Judaism.
Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz
Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz is a prominent rabbi at Los Angeles Valley Beth Shalom. He is known for his thought-provoking perspectives on Jewish identity and loyalty, particularly in the context of American Jews' relationship with Israel. In his recent book, 'The Case for Dual Loyalty: Healing the Divided Soul of American Jews', he explores the complexities of dual loyalty and advocates for a reconciliatory approach to Jewish identity in the modern world.
Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz is a prominent rabbi at Los Angeles Valley Beth Shalom. He is known for his thought-provoking perspectives on Jewish identity and loyalty, particularly in the context of American Jews' relationship with Israel. In his recent book, 'The Case for Dual Loyalty: Healing the Divided Soul of American Jews', he explores the complexities of dual loyalty and advocates for a reconciliatory approach to Jewish identity in the modern world.
Gary Osen
Gary Osen is an attorney known for his work in high-profile legal cases, particularly those involving complex issues of international law and human rights. He has represented clients in significant lawsuits related to terrorism and has a deep understanding of the geopolitical landscape in the Middle East. Osen's legal expertise includes navigating the intricacies of cases that involve both domestic and international law, making him a prominent figure in discussions surrounding justice for victims of terrorism.
Gary Osen is an attorney known for his work in high-profile legal cases, particularly those involving complex issues of international law and human rights. He has represented clients in significant lawsuits related to terrorism and has a deep understanding of the geopolitical landscape in the Middle East. Osen's legal expertise includes navigating the intricacies of cases that involve both domestic and international law, making him a prominent figure in discussions surrounding justice for victims of terrorism.
Topics Discussed
Matisyahu
reggae
hip hop
Judaism
music career
touring
jam bands
Passover
Dara Horn
anger
antisemitism
optimism
graphic novel
One Little Goat
seder
time-traveling adventure
dual loyalty
anti-Semitism
American Jews
Israel
identity
October 7 victims
Palestinian mogul
Bashar Masri
Hamas
lawsuit
real estate projects
Gaza
terror infrastructure
international aid
matzah balls
Christian Seders
plagues
questions and answers
After bursting onto the music scene with his 2005 single King without a Crown, Matisyahu has built a career mixing a unique combination of reggae, hip hop, and deeply Jewish soul. We talk to him about his wandering journey with Judaism, his experiences touring after October 7th, and even the Jews love for jam bands.
After bursting onto the music scene with his 2005 single King without a Crown, Matisyahu has built a career mixing a unique combination of reggae, hip hop, and deeply Jewish soul. We talk to him about his wandering journey with Judaism, his experiences touring after October 7th, and even the Jews love for jam bands.
0:0051:14
Passover Crossover - How to Be a Jew ... Like Dara Horn
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Rootless
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Dara Horn
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
PassoverDara Hornangerantisemitismoptimismgraphic novelOne Little Goatsedertime-traveling adventure
Rootless is off this week for Passover, but we wanted to bring you an episode of How to Be a Jew we think you'll like.
Like most Jews, the news of the murder of the Bibas children not only saddened us, but it also made us ANGRY. How do we deal with our own thoughts about the event, and the greater world’s response as well?
Dara Horn, a prolific author known for her book People Love Dead Jews (and the podcast Adventures with Dead Jews) as well as her work fighting antisemitism, joins us to deal with our anger and provide context for why we should be optimistic about the future of Jews. We also talk about her new Passover-themed graphic novel for kids, One Little Goat. How does a seder that won’t end lead to a time-traveling adventure? Have a listen.
Rootless is off this week for Passover, but we wanted to bring you an episode of How to Be a Jew we think you'll like.
Like most Jews, the news of the murder of the Bibas children not only saddened us, but it also made us ANGRY. How do we deal with our own thoughts about the event, and the greater world’s response as well?
Dara Horn, a prolific author known for her book People Love Dead Jews (and the podcast Adventures with Dead Jews) as well as her work fighting antisemitism, joins us to deal with our anger and provide context for why we should be optimistic about the future of Jews. We also talk about her new Passover-themed graphic novel for kids, One Little Goat. How does a seder that won’t end lead to a time-traveling adventure? Have a listen.
0:0048:05
Passover Crossover - Rootless - Why Dual Loyalty is Good for the Jews, with Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz
We're off this week for Passover, but we wanted to bring you an episode of Rootless we think you'll like.
Rootless: Here's Why Dual Loyalty is Good for the Jews, with Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz
The charge of dual loyalty has long been a key weapon in the arsenal of anti-Semites everywhere. But in his new book, The Case for Dual Loyalty: Healing the Divided Soul of American Jews, Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz of Los Angeles’ Valley Beth Shalom argues that it’s time to embrace the idea. He joins Liel to talk about why American Jews should be loyal to Israel and the United States alike, why that is a complimentary rather than contradictory idea, and why it’s time, in the aftermath of October 7th, for Jews to reconsider the way they view their identities
We're off this week for Passover, but we wanted to bring you an episode of Rootless we think you'll like.
Rootless: Here's Why Dual Loyalty is Good for the Jews, with Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz
The charge of dual loyalty has long been a key weapon in the arsenal of anti-Semites everywhere. But in his new book, The Case for Dual Loyalty: Healing the Divided Soul of American Jews, Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz of Los Angeles’ Valley Beth Shalom argues that it’s time to embrace the idea. He joins Liel to talk about why American Jews should be loyal to Israel and the United States alike, why that is a complimentary rather than contradictory idea, and why it’s time, in the aftermath of October 7th, for Jews to reconsider the way they view their identities
0:0044:46
Why Oct. 7 Victims Are Suing a Palestinian Mogul, with Gary Osen
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Liel
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Gary Osen
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
October 7 victimsPalestinian mogulBashar MasriHamaslawsuitreal estate projectsGazaterror infrastructureinternational aid
When people concerned with the future of the Palestinian people talk about the future, they often say, hopefully, that change will come only once we can replace Hamas and other terror groups with entrepreneurial technocrats more interested in building projects than in starting wars. They’re talking, in short, about men like Bashar Masri, a Palestinian-American mogul who developed some of the best known and most lucrative real estate projects in Gaza, including luxury hotels and thriving industrial zones. But as a new bombshell lawsuit argues, Masri’s properties were all used as launching pads for Hamas attacks, including on October 7, 2023, and Masri himself knowingly collaborated with individuals closely tied to the terror group. Gary Osen, one of the attorneys representing October 7 victims in the lawsuit, joins Liel to talk about how Hamas’s terror infrastructure dominates everything in Gaza, and about how the UN and other international aid groups gave millions to support projects that did little more than give terrorists better cover.
When people concerned with the future of the Palestinian people talk about the future, they often say, hopefully, that change will come only once we can replace Hamas and other terror groups with entrepreneurial technocrats more interested in building projects than in starting wars. They’re talking, in short, about men like Bashar Masri, a Palestinian-American mogul who developed some of the best known and most lucrative real estate projects in Gaza, including luxury hotels and thriving industrial zones. But as a new bombshell lawsuit argues, Masri’s properties were all used as launching pads for Hamas attacks, including on October 7, 2023, and Masri himself knowingly collaborated with individuals closely tied to the terror group. Gary Osen, one of the attorneys representing October 7 victims in the lawsuit, joins Liel to talk about how Hamas’s terror infrastructure dominates everything in Gaza, and about how the UN and other international aid groups gave millions to support projects that did little more than give terrorists better cover.
0:0033:45
How to Be a Jew … on Passover
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
How to Be a Jew
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
Passovermatzah ballsChristian Sedersplaguesquestions and answers
This week on How to Be a Jew, we have questions, and answers too. As we all get ready for Passover we’re tackling some of the thorniest… and tastiest questions we’ve gotten. Need to save your matzah balls? What’s up with Christian Seders? Should we feel guilty about the plagues? Tune in for answers to these and other important questions.
This week on How to Be a Jew, we have questions, and answers too. As we all get ready for Passover we’re tackling some of the thorniest… and tastiest questions we’ve gotten. Need to save your matzah balls? What’s up with Christian Seders? Should we feel guilty about the plagues? Tune in for answers to these and other important questions.
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